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In an extensive performance analysis of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, we evaluated over 20 graphics processing units (GPUs) from the last six years, alongside four different central processing units (CPUs). Our testing aimed to determine how well the latest installment of the flight simulation series performs across a range of hardware configurations.
The results indicate that Flight Simulator 2024 is even more demanding than its predecessor, pushing the limits of both GPU and CPU capabilities. Gamers looking to experience the stunning visuals and expansive environments of the new simulator may need to consider upgrading their systems for optimal performance.
With a variety of settings available, players can adjust their configurations to balance visual fidelity and frame rates. The analysis highlights the importance of selecting compatible hardware to ensure a smooth and immersive flying experience. As the demand for realism in gaming continues to grow, Flight Simulator 2024 sets a new benchmark in the genre.
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